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AssigneeThe Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois
InventorsPier GIULIANOTTI, Arturo VITTORI, Andreas VOGLER
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A helmet for anesthesia, adapted to keep confined anesthetic gases and to administer them in a non-invasive fashion to a patient laying on an operating table, allowing to provide oxygen and/or anesthetic gases through tubes and fast access to the patient's head in case of emergency is described. The helmet has a lower half-shell and an upper half-shell, the lower half-shell being anatomically shaped to receive and support the nape and the neck of the laying patient, the upper half-shell and the lower half-shell having fastening means for fastening one to the other and being configured to be fitted one to the other and to the neck or torso of the patient to form a substantially airtight enclosure for enclosing head of the patient, at least one inlet port for gas supply and at least one outlet port for gas evacuation being on the lower half-shell and/or the upper half-shell.
A helmet adapted to be worn by a patient laying on an operating table, comprising:
An operating table, comprising a helmet adapted to be worn by a patient lying on the operating table, the helmet comprising a lower half-shell and an upper half-shell, the lower half-shell being anatomically shaped to receive and support the nape and the neck of the laying patient, said upper half-shell and said lower half-shell being fitted to one another and to the neck or torso of the patient to form a substantially airtight enclosure for enclosing the head of the patient, further comprising means for securing in a removable manner said lower half-shell to a laying surface of said operating table, at least one inlet port for gas supply and at least one outlet port for gas evacuation being defined on said lower half-shell and/or said upper half-shell.
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